jarolift Profi Line Hinged Door Fly Screen 120 x 220 cm (W x H), Cut to Size, Anthacite

It's well manufactured and the parts do slot together easily but the instructions are a nightmare. I would suggest reading each instruction and put the parts in the same order to match the pictures but then use your common sense to do the rest. The instructions are correct but at first look seem more complicated than it actually is. It's worth it in the end

The instructions, although in English, are terrible. That said it's not overly complicated to put together.The actual door part, as in the frame and mesh are actually pretty good, what really lets this down are the fixings and especially the hinges. These are not fit for purpose. All the screws use a different screwdriver which is extremely frustrating.I wouldn't buy another.

I don’t usually write negative reviews, but this one really deserves it as it’s possibly the worst designed and produced screen door ever made.I’m fairly handy and can usually piece together poorly made items but this thing is a joke. The screws are pathetic, quite a few broke during installation. The other pieces of poor quality plastic broke, snapped off and hardly work. The aluminium is of poor quality and ridiculously difficult to cut. The whole hinge system is terribly designed, cheap and flimsy and the whole way of bringing the mesh on the door is a nightmare.Literally such a simple idea ruined by poor quality design and it’s ridiculously difficult to assemble properly. I wasn’t expecting much for £45 plus £10 delivery but I literally feel completely ripped off as this is so cheap.

This is a very decent product. Once assembed and installed it serves its purpose very well. In my case that purpose is to remove the temperature gradient between the kitchen, where we have an always-on Aga and the living room.One improvement I would suggest is for there to be additional strengthening along the opening edge since the sections above and below the join can flop a little.Assembly does require some level of DIY ability and a basic tool kit. So in this respect the product is not for the majority of Millennials - I expect I've added to their anxieties by calling then out here 🙂. Anyone older should not have too much trouble cutting it to size (with a small hack-saw), putting it together (assembling pieces all fit together well) and installing it (with a screwdriver onto an existing wooden door frame).

Excellent service, delivered quickly and exactly what I expected. Looks complicated to put together but it's relatively straightforward.

Took a while to assemble but worth it in the end. Keeps flys and moths & other insects out.

Instructions are not clear at all but managed to put it together with a bit of common sense. The heads of the screws provided kept snapping off so ended up using my own. You would expect the quality of the materials to be better for the amount that this door costs. When hanging this door up, there is not enough support for the frame that it then just goes a bit lop-sided as you can see from my photo. I hung the door up perfectly straight with a level, but wasn't able to close it as the left side slanted downwards, so I had to raise the door up a bit and drill new holes which was quite annoying! The idea is good but come one, £50+ for cheap bits of material is such a rip off!

The actual door appears quite good. Think hinges would have been better in metal rather than plastic, will be interested to see how long they last. The instructions were all pictures in white and varying shades of grey not very clear especially on finer details. Screws were shown by just amounts then when you put it together they were referred to by size so had to keep checking that I was using the correct size by counting screws.